Bears Held to 0-0 tie by Washington Jefferson in Pasadena
California’s unbeaten football stretch remained intact after a scoreless draw with Washington and Jefferson in wet conditions at Pasadena. The Bears outplayed the Presidents in flashes but were stymied, gaining only eight downs to two for the visitors, while Centre fell to Texas A and M 28 to 0 in another game.
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Jefferson
California
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Bears
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Ceni
Texas A
Dallas
Tex
Bo” McMillan
Nisbet's Toe Saves Bears From Defeat
California's Washington and Jefferson fought to a 0 0 tie as Archie Nisbet, California fullback, starred with kicking and yardage. Nisbet gained 546 rushing yards, 66 on punt returns, while W J Pennsylvanians posted 59 percent on straight football. Penalties hampered both sides as Erickson and Toomey shone in punt returns.
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Jefferson
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Tournament Park
Unscrambled OCR List Mentions Spearhead Names and Officials
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles including Spekess Monsete Jones Chinn Kubate McMillan and Swarthmore Sproul McMillan as referee and umpire. The text references Safety, Centre, Me Centre and Abbreviated affiliations, but contains no coherent event or outcome.
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James McMillan
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Maybe Money Is Talking About Meinnia and Cleveland Trade
A sports note discusses transferred players and financial signals as Meinnia may join Cleveland. The piece notes fans seek teams with pennant chances and mentions Frazee handling the purchase money, implying possible deals and early season impact.
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Cleveland
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Mr. Frazee
Jim Thorpe Named Greatest Grid Star By Warner
Carlisle great Jim Thorpe is hailed by Glen Warner of Pittsburgh as the greatest football player of all time. The Carlisle coach, who developed many stars, says Thorpe surpasses rivals and deserves the top all time status.
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Pittsburg
Billy Evans
Howard Jones
Iowa
Arthur Devine
Williams
Minnesota
Jones
Devine
Glen Killinger
Penn State
University of Pittsburg
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Carlisle
Carlisle Indians
Jim Orpe
Thorpe
Killinger
Penn
Detroit Slugger On Market May Boost Tigers Infield
Detroit manager Cobb considers trading Bobby Veach to land two infielders, aiming to shore up second base and shortstop for a stronger first division push. The piece also lauds Jim Thorpe as the greatest football player and hints at upcoming heavyweight matchups with Harry Greb as a possible next challenger.
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Detroit Tigers
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Detroit
Veach
Tigers
Jim Thorpe
College players gain as draft fails in major league plan
The piece argues that the rejection of a draft opens majors to college players and develops more talent. It highlights Penn State’s Glen Killinger and Yale’s Aldrich as prospects, with clubs like the New York Americans and Chicago White Sox pursuing star athletes from colleges.
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Connie Mack
Connie
Glen Killinger
Perm State
Killinger
Hugo Herdek
Pittsburg Nationals
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Why Not Cut Ball Prices
The piece argues that managers paid high prices for players in 1921 to beat income tax and suggests reducing admission prices would hurt profits and win fans. It cites the era’s lavish salaries and proposes a lower gate to counter taxation tactics.
Harrahan and Holliday Fight Night At Pavilion
Harrahan faces Holliday in the main attraction at the pavilion tonight after a 106 round draw. Landin meets Kid Johnston in the semi windup, Johnston favored to win. Johnny Jordan and Owen Roberts headline the lighterweights in the third bout plus two preliminaries. Show starts as usual.
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Len Holliday
Pavilion Strioker
HarrAhan
Alvin Landin
Kid Johnston
Johnston
A K
Johnny Jordan
Owen Roberts
Elmer Smith balking at move to Boston with Cleveland
Elmer Smith of the Cleveland club opposes a move to Boston and prefers Cleveland as home. He criticizes owner Frazee for a clubhouse atmosphere that pressures players.
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Cleveland
Boston
Stuffy McInnin
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Frazee
Lacy Sheen team set for third start in Star League action
The Lacy Sheen squad begins its third game as Jenier Waskerbell returns at Celline Field tomorrow for a clash with Celline Cale at 6 pm. The Asah Jenters meet Yesler Athletic Club in the second Star League game at Collinge starting 6 44 pm. Washington Park faces Mikadoes at West Meattie 8 15 am. Knights of Columbus hosts Ben Parte Millard vs Weet Heattle at 7 pm. Kolehte of Columbue plays Kent at the K of Columbus tomorrow as Casere seeks a third straight win.
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Yesler Athletic Club
Collinge
West Meattie
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Kolehte
Columbue
Kent
Casere
Leaf Men Keep Pace in Soccer
Maple Leaf soccer club and Went Beattie remained close to the leaders by beating Woodland Park 2 to 1 at North End grounds. Scott was ordered off by referee HKeferse Bicomen after an incident, leaving the Leafs with ten men. Boeing Aircraft defeated Postoffice 3 to 1 at Lincoln Park with all goals from scrimmage and a Postoffice penalty.
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Willie
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Cobb Is Only American Vet In Active Play
The article notes Ty Cobb as the last remaining active player from the 1906 American League era. It emphasizes Cobb’s enduring influence and compares his ongoing participation to younger athletes, despite a decline in some of his earlier dash and fre.
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Cobb
Winter baseball proved a failure in California Coast League
Billy Evans argues that the California Winter League failed financially and harmed interest by overexposing fans to baseball. Only four major leaguers joined, including Cobb and Hornsby, and the experiment did not create demand for winter play. The move spared harmony but proved winter ball unnecessary.
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Billy Evans
Varsity Crew to Train in New Terry Hall Quarters
Varsity crew men will move into University training quarters in Terry Hall upon return this quarter. Training will be strict with prep of the new facility. Captain Mike Murphy and seven others expected to join the first shell, while freshmen begin turnout next week.
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Darwin Meixnert
California
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Clarence Magnusson
Bob Luft
Bob Ingram
Sam Shaw
Roly France
Zeke Clarke
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Hendrixsen
Spuhn
Mason
Senators to Retain Bush in Washington Move
Owen Bush, former Detroit Tiger star, seeks management of a minor league club as major league teams pass on him. Griffith will likely keep Bush in reserve until he finds a shortstop to fill the Washington lineup.
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Bush
Griffith
Tigers Lose Out on Scott
Detroit's bid for shortstop Everett Scott collapsed as he moved to New York in exchange for Peckinpaugh, ending Cobb's plan to build the infield around the veteran star.
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Detroit
Everett Scott
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Tate Defeats Wills in Controversial Shady Bout
In Atland Oregon Bill Tate of Chicago won a disputed decision against Harry Wills the Gotham heavyweight after two and a half minutes at Milwaukie arena Referee Loutitt awarded Tate on a foul when Wills failed to break and knocked Tate to the floor sparking crowd uproar and ongoing grievances The bout was billed as a fight of first class proportions but condemned as a fiasco in a Western ring
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Bill Tate
Chicago
Harry Wills
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Wills
Milwaukie Arena
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Leonard to fight Dundee in Milwaukee bout on January 12
Kenny Leonard the lightweight champion will meet Johnny Dundee in Milwaukee January 12. The bout follows the cancellation of a rematch with Benny and Pinkey Mitchell after Pinkey developed a lame shoulder. contracts were signed today.
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Johnny Dundee
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Pinkey Mitchell
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Lynch Knocks Out Walker in 1 Round Debut Return
Joe Lynch former bantam champion scored a first round knockout of Al Walker of California after one minute twenty seconds in New York yesterday.
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al Walker
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Oregon 35 Navy 6 in Honolulu clash concludes trip
The University of Oregon defeated the Navy 35 to 6 in Honolulu as the Ducks completed their football tour with a decisive win over the Midshipmen.
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Vancouver Triumphs Over Seattle in High-Scoring Arena Show
Vancouver Millionaires defeated Seattle Metropolitans 5 to 0 at the Arena in front of nearly 7,000 fans. The win, fourth straight for Idoyd Cook's squad, puts Vancouver on top with 10 points in the PCH A pennant race while Seattle trails with nine. Mackay starred for Vancouver with a goal and two assists, and Holmes faced heavy pressure, allowing five goals.
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Ernie Parks
Smokey Harris
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